Ramon Rivera

Can’t wait to receive the tester’s feedback on these irons! Congratulations to all who were selected.

I misspoke. I meant to say that my drives sometimes tend to fade left to right-not slice. Thanks for the club suggestions.

Thanks for the clarification! My wrong word choice. I’d be happy if I’m able to find a way to reduce my occasional fade.

Thanks for the clarification! That was my wrong choice of word! I’ll take reduce any day. Thanks again!

Thanks for the feedback! This is helpful. I meant to say that my drive sometimes fades left to right. I’m happy to learn that the Sim2 Max D helps correct this.

Thinking of buying a TaylorMade Sim2 Max or TaylorMade Sim2 Max D. Not sure which to get. I do tend to slice right off the tee sometimes. Any suggestions?

I enjoyed Dr. Bob Rotella’s “Golf is not a Game of Perfect” and “Golf is a Game of Confidence.”

BTW, I only buy used balls listed as being in “mint” condition from Lost Balls.

I’ve bought used balls and have so far had a good experience. Especially when I purchase balls listed as in “mint” condition. I’ve purchased premium make golf balls at up to $20 dollars less than what these are listed for in the commercial market. I agree that Vice and others make excellent golf balls, but so far I give a thumbs up to purchasing off the used market.

I agree. A lot of times the issue involves posture and/or lack of hip rotation as you come down on your back swing. That’s generally been the area I’ve had to focus on. Once I address these two areas I find myself automatically shallowing my club.

I live in Upstate NY. Our golf season is finito until mid April. I use a golf net set up in my garage to practice my swing and ball contact.

Thank you!

I purchase the higher end golf balls and will use the same ball until it is lost or scuffed up.